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 1   I,  7 |  smaller because the semen, if cold, is not generative, and
 2   I,  10|       is because they are of a cold nature, not hot as some
 3   I,  11|        Because, then, they are cold they produce soft-shelled
 4   I,  12|     body is easily injured and cold. The testes vary in position
 5   I,  18|   female, if they fall in with cold"). Anyhow, it is plain that
 6  II,  1 |        former because they are cold, the latter because of their
 7  II,  1 |   protection.~Animals that are cold and rather dry than moist
 8  II,  1 |        caused by mere heat and cold, yet, when we come to the
 9  II,  1 |      products of art; heat and cold may make the iron soft and
10  II,  2 |   thickened by the opposite of cold. Yet it is unreasonable,
11  II,  2 |  thickened without freezing in cold weather and frosts; it does
12  II,  2 |      compressed, as..., by the cold, the oil becomes thicker.
13  II,  4 |        one month to another is cold because of the absence of
14  II,  4 |      nutriment, using heat and cold as its tools (for in these
15  II,  6 |   parts are formed by heat and cold, for some are put together
16  II,  6 | analogues, being solidified by cold, which is why it is also
17  II,  6 |     the heat of this organ the cold forms the brain, where the
18  II,  6 |        itself. It is fluid and cold, and does not exist from
19  II,  6 |       part in the head that is cold and fluid except the eye.
20  II,  6 |     principle of motion and so cold. And it is plain that such
21  II,  7 |        men emit the semen in a cold and liquid state, and the
22  II,  7 |   latter the semen is thin and cold. Hence it is with good reason
23  II,  7 |     for that which is thin and cold is quickly spread out on
24  II,  8 |        the ass is an animal of cold nature, and so is not wont
25  II,  8 | regions because it cannot bear cold, as in Scythia and the neighbouring
26  II,  8 |       for this country also is cold. For this cause they do
27  II,  8 |        has been said of such a cold nature, its semen also must
28  II,  8 |         its semen also must be cold. A proof of this is that
29  II,  8 |  contributed by the female are cold, and those of the horse,
30  II,  8 |    when either hot is added to cold or cold to hot so as to
31  II,  8 |        hot is added to cold or cold to hot so as to mix, the
32 III,  1 |       eggs, because it is of a cold nature, as is shown by the
33 III,  1 |    ovipara which are both of a cold nature and also moister (
34 III,  1 |        and the quantity of the cold and earthy matter; therefore
35 III,  1 |     the female, but the one is cold, the other hot. In all cases
36 III,  8 |   bloodless and therefore of a cold nature.~In the sepias and
37 III,  11|       sweet and nutritious, is cold and less material. Wherefore
38 III,  11|       being bloodless and of a cold nature. For they seek at
39  IV,  1 |        if the uterus is hot or cold what enters it becomes male
40  IV,  1 |       the cause of the heat or cold being the flow of the catamenia,
41  IV,  1 |        not because of heat and cold that one embryo becomes
42  IV,  1 |    between them is due only to cold and heat, when he saw that
43  IV,  1 |     hot, the latter when it is cold; then on the view of Empedocles
44  IV,  1 |   question.~Again, if heat and cold were the cause of the difference
45  IV,  1 |  embryo under the influence of cold but not under that of heat.
46  IV,  1 |        still think the heat or cold of the uterus to be the
47  IV,  1 |     and female by the heat and cold of the uterus. They make
48  IV,  1 |     then, either that heat and cold are the causes of male and
49  IV,  1 |         For it is by reason of cold and incapacity that the
50  IV,  2 |       turn the scale and cause cold or heat, and these again
51  IV,  2 |  waters cause infertility, and cold waters the birth of females.~
52  IV,  3 |     into distinct parts is too cold and in too great quantity.
53  IV,  10|      development. For heat and cold varying within certain limits
54   V,  3 |     the brain, being fluid and cold, supplies great abundance
55   V,  3 |      The condition of sheep in cold climates is opposite to
56   V,  3 |     also all wild animals. The cold hardens and solidifies them
57   V,  3 |       then the exposure to the cold is the cause of hardness
58   V,  3 |      sea in which they live is cold on account of its depth (
59   V,  3 |       congealing effect of the cold. In the same way also plants
60   V,  3 |         comes of both heat and cold, for both cause the moisture
61   V,  3 |     evaporate, heat per se and cold per accidens (since the
62   V,  3 |     without heat), but whereas cold not only hardens but also
63   V,  3 |   sexual intercourse makes men cold, being a loss of pure natural
64   V,  4 |  declines in vigour we tend to cold at every time of life, and
65   V,  4 |        old age, this age being cold and dry. We must remember
66   V,  6 |    waters make the hair white, cold makes it dark, an effect
67   V,  6 |        dark or white; heat and cold are the causes of the nature
68   V,  7 |       depend upon.~The heat or cold also of their habitat contributes
69   V,  7 |      being thick causes depth, cold breath being thin the opposite.